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McGARlGLE'S ESCAPE.
He II Supposed 60 Have Taken q B0as
and Made 1xis Way tO Canada

CHICAGO, july 25.-Marine men are not inclined
20 the theory that ex-warden McGarige made his
escape on the lake saturday night. The wind was
blowing fresh from the northeast and very few
vessels OF acy description left port until after day.
break. search through the haroor yesterday
showed that all OF the tugs that are regularly en-
ployed In towing vessels were either lying In the
river or had gone out after tows since breakfast
time. The only craft missing was a fast steamer.
the yacht Thistle which was launched about two
weeks ago. IL is thought that she left the haroor
some time SATURDAY, and possibly during the
evening. She arrived In Racine yesterday IL
McGarigle did take the water route 20 Canada the
chances are that after leaving home he made his
way directly TO the lake shore, where there Is a
boat-house and scores OF pleasure boats can
always be hired couple OF lusty fellows could
easily have rowed him out into the lake until he
was In the pathway OF vessels leaving the harbor,
and even though no previous arrangements had
been made, almost any steam barge would have
stopped 10 pick him up. The fact that kilograms
have been sent 70 all ports 10 search vessels arriv
ing from Chicago for McGarigle, it Is thought.
counts for but little, the masters OF most OF the
class OF vessels he would have met with would put
him ashore at any desired point for a considera-
tion. All sorts OF theories are afioat, but nothing
OF account has yet been learned.
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kilograms from Dallas and San Antonio Tex
discredit the report that the Texas cattle trail Is
to be abandoned.
All on board the steamer Makratta, which
foundered on Hoogly Point, India, were saved ex-
cept SIX. including the chief engineer.
Three sons OF RObt. Garrett are travelling with
tutor In special Car and studying American and
Mexican geography by actual observation. They
are now In California, and trip u Oregon Is
among their plan4
Col. Chas s. Spencer, well known as o criminal
0lsly III at his residence In New YORK city.
The French steamship La Champagne has beaten
the record from Hayre, reaching New York Satur.
day In seven 0ayA Her run from Queenstown was
made In SIX dayA
AZ the npublican county convention In Toledo.
SATURDAY, 70 select delegates TO the republican
state convention, ten Blaine men and three 0her.
man men were chosen.
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Higher Temperature and Local Rains.

Higher Temperature and Local Rains.
WHAT THEY SAY At THE SIGNAL OFFICE TO-DAY.
1--WE had our fall In temperature yesterday" said
the weather prophet to STAR reporter this morn
ing. ''The mercury dropped four degrees yester-
day afternoon in the hottest part of the day" he
continued; "but the change was not felt as much
as it ordinarily would have been, because OF the
excessive moisture in the atmosphere which was
charged within one degree OF saturatton. We can
have high thermometer in this locality, but II
the air Is dry enough to carry on the perSpiration
OF the body, people will think II is much cooler
than 1t really Is, while comparatively low tempe
nature with moisture Is much more oppressive
Lower temperature was predicted for yesterday,
and not the genuine cool wave which was travel
ing from the West. 1t petered out before It
reached US. Here are the remnants OF it." pointing
to some red and blue circular lines on the map in
Tennessee and Kentucky. 'It heated up again out
West after the cool wave passed, and now we will
have warm weather In consequence, 80 that We
have lost the little that was gained. do not
think 1t will be as warm as 1t was recently, but
higher temperature Is predicted for the next
twenty -four hours, with local rains and variable
winds, generally s0utherly.
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Personal Movements. Etc.

Personal Movements. Etc.
Mrs. John w. Mccartney has gone with her lit
tie daughter to Rock Enon Springs, where they
will remain for several weeks.
Ex-Secretary and Mrs McCulloch. who have
been at Bedford Springs for some time past. po
from there to-day to Berkeley SpringS
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. COrson and their daughter
are spending the season at Beach Haven.
Mr.. James E. Fitch is spending the heated term
at Devon, the delightful Philadelphia suburban
resort.
Mr.. and Mrs George W. Cochran, son ahd
daughter were registered in Chicago on Saturday.
Miss Eleanor Wood has gone to the Shenandoah
Alum Springs for the remainder of the summer.
Among late washington arrivals at Deer Park
Hotel are P. C. Shu, of the Chinese legation. the
Misses Talcott, w. F. Mattingly, James F. Oyster
and G. w. Simpson.
AdJutant General Drum, although somewhat
weak from his recent sickness, resumed his duties
at the War Department to-day.
Ex-COngressman Oscar Turner, OF Kentucky
and family are in the city. They are at the Ma.
ttOnal.
Dr. G. s. Palmer and wife left this morning for a
vacation in New England.
Miss Della La Porte, Miss Bessie Fent0n and
Miss Mamie Emerson left to day for Fortress Mon.
roe, where they will spend q few months with the
family OF Capt. Travers.
Mrs. c. c. Martin and family are at Rock Enon
Springs for the summer.
N~~Sp
for few weeks stay at Orkney Springs
Rev. Samuel II. Greene and his family left this
morning for seven weeks vacation ut Troy, Vt
D. w. Edelin left yesterday for q trip TO Brook.
lyn and the Catskil Mountains.
An interesting wedding took place In Lynchburb
last Wednesday, the contracting parties being
Mrs. MOllie G. Martin and Mr.. JAS T. WiliaInS
The bride, who Is well known In this city, is q
daughter OF the late Jas. Decatur Hanvey and
sister OF Mr.. owen Hanvey. Mr.. Williams Is q
prominent and wealthy business man OF Lynch.
burg. Rev. ThOS H. Early, q personal friend OF
the bride, performed the ceremony, assisted by
Rev. p. A. Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs Williams have
gone upon an extended bridal tour which win in.
clude New York, Boston and the White Noun.
tainS.
Mrs. E. c. Cutter and family, and VIM. q. Pen.
nypacker and family, OF this city are at Congress
Hall, Cape May.
First Assistant Postmaster-0enerai Stevenson
and family are at Rock Enon Springs
A. c. Bradley and family OF this city, are At the
West End, Cape May.
Miss McCeney is visiting the family OF Rear Ad
miral Russell, at Cary Cottage, Richneld SPRINGS
New York.
Miss Rose Cleveland, the Presidents sister. WIN
It Is sa1d take the vice-preSdency OF 6th-avenne
private school In New York at its opening II
| September.
Henry Virgins, q negro, aged twenty years wa,
hanged In Palatka, Fla, Saturday, for the mIres
OF young man named VIM. Porter.
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NEW YoRK, July "a Wall street IL a. m.-The
stock market opened strong this morning, frst
prices being from y TO Z per cent above Saturday.
hnal figures. though Missouri PACING was con-
spicuous exception, with Q loss OF x. The market
ing, Louisville and Nashville and St Paul Fur
ther slight advances were made In tho early deal
lnRs but prices soon yielded and the early gains
were quickly wiped out The grangers displayed
most weakness and st. Paul declined u per cent,
but late in the hour better tone prevailed and at
0rm. at about nTst pElceA
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A Youthful Criminal Arrested.

CHICAGO, July 25-Detectiyes yesterday arrested
Frederick X. Dome for crime OF story book ma
ture. Young Dorne was born and raised In Chi
cago where he early figured as q young crook.
He Is now only eighteen years OF age. Last year
he found employment In Saratoga, n. z, as one OF
Springs. THIS spring, the police say, young
widow soJournlng took great fancy 70 DOrne and
the couple spent much time together. June b.
while they were walking In q secluded spot, Dorne
chloroformed the lady, robbed her OF Jewelry and
cash aggregating 81, 600 and red. He was traced
TO Chicago after considerable wandering The
New YORK authorities have been nottfed or his ar
rest.
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THE LAW DEFIED.
Latest Feature Of the Illinois Ven.
detta-A Judge Ordered 60 Leave tho
County.

County.
CHICAGO July 25.-A special from Harrisburg.
H. says: The latest feature OF the Hardin county
vendetta is an anonymous communication I'm writ
ing 10 County Judge Jacob Hess 10 leave that
county. Similar notices were served upon Logan
Belt and Jas. ID. Belt before they were assassi-
mated Hess Is q brotherln-law 20 Radcliffe. who
was with JAS ID. Belt when the latter WAS assassi-
mated, and who was one OF the four defendants
cleared I'm the Belt-Hambrink murder trial Re
ports say that this notice To the county judge has
caused great excitement, being construed as a de-
Nance OF law, and the fever heat Is likely 10 cause
more trouble before IL subsidies. Attorney Geo. w.
Pillow, or Shawneetown, who defended and cleared
Belt Radcliffe. and Sherwood, has received notice
in writing that ff he remains on this side OF the
Saline all will be well. The Saline Is small river
which divides Gallatin County from Hardin. Tho
local paper says that Goy Oglesby should take all
necessary measures TO ferret out and punish the
criminals, and thus quell the war that seems 10
have been declared In earnest
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Fircnen at 1S0s Angeles Allow Twenty
five Butlaings In ChtnasOWn 90 -
Destroyed.
Los ANGELES CAL, July 2S-Yesterday morning
about O'Clock, IRE was discovered In gambling
den In Chinatown. The IRE companies which
were ordered out soon appeared, but the slow
actions OF the fremen In getting water on the
flames seemed 70 Indicate that they were not over
anxious TO save the buildings The rre continued
spreading until II had consumed twenty-n -nve
buildings which a short time before had housed
1000 Chinamen. Intelligent Cinnamon place the
loss At from 500 600 10 ooo but outsiders es
innate the loss at less. There was but little In
surance on the buildings Only a few days before
the fire agents OF insurance companies In san
Francisco came down here and Cancelled the in-
surance policies, saying that with the existing
feeling against the Chinese the risk too great
TO continue the policies The origin OF the nre Y
unknown
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Two POSt.OfftceS In Ono Town.
THE rx-PogrNAsTER RUNS PRIVATE INSTITUTION
AND Is ARRRGTRD By An INSPECTOR.
There appears to be two p0st-0fdces at Walk
Chalk, Armstrong County, Pa The regularly
appointed incumbent is David Bowser, a democrat.
p. P. Burford, the republican whom Bowser sue
ceeded, however. has sign ':Post-Onace" on his
store and receives letters which he takes to Kit
tanning and mails. Post-On1ce Inspector Cara
way discovered these facts ana advised Burford to
remove the sign and save himself trouble. "Wel,
Mr. Inspector" he said, "th1s Is my sign, and in
tend to leave IL where It is Bowser win only be
postmaster two years longer anyhow, and I'll only
have to put the Sign up again II take it down. I
guess wen leave It where 1t Il" The ex-postmas-
Ter was arrested and brought before United States
appear in the United states Court TO answer. The
penalty for maintaining the false sign is $500 and
Tor the confessed violation OF law In receiving let
terS and carrying them 1t Is much heavier The
sign on BurfOrds republican post-of1ce" at Walk
Chalk was still up at last accounts.
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ANOTHER FISHERY TROUBLE.
The Crew and Boats Of Gloucester
Schooner Seized by q Dominion CUT

GLOUCESTER, MASS, July GA telegram re-
ceived to-day from L. 8. Consul Carleton, at Souris
p. E. l. stating that the senes and boats with all
the crew OF the schooners Col. j. ii. France and
Point, p. L l., by the Dominion cutter Critic. IL
appears that the vessels boats were close In shore
with the seines set In the water, when the cutter
appea4ed. The vessels cleared out and escaped
the cdtter but before the boats could escape they
were seized There was only one man left on the
vessels and II Is thought they viii be seized before
getting home they Will have TO put In for assis-
tance. The France Is owned by Capt john IsholIn
and the ArgOnaut by JAS q. Tarresbro.
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A TESTIMONIAL TO MRS. LOGAN.-Some time ago
friends OF Mrs. Logan and members OF the Grand
Army In Chicago conceived the idea of presenting
her with testimonial, and it was decided to
make the gift medallion portrait OF her late hus
completed by Howard Kretschmar. and will be
formally presented to Mrs Logan when she re-
turns to Chicago
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$4,000 TORPEDO BoAT.-The Secretary OF the
Navy has signed an advertisement inviting pro-
posals for the construction OF one nrstclass tor
pedo boat. the vessel to be of the best and most
modern design to be constructed of steel OF d0mes
tlc manufacture, and to have the highest attaina-
Ole speed. Proposals will be received until No
vemoer next. Premiums will be paid or penal
Ties exacted according as the speed Of the vessel
cost OF the vessel, exclusive OF premiums Is limit
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THE EVENING STAR
rObLdSHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
.o'awest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 1lth St. BY
Ths Evening Star Newspaper Company,
S. H. KAUFMAN, r-re.I

InH EvHNTNs STAR In served to subscribers In Tia
9 oy carriers. on their account 10 cents per
Seek or 44c. per month Copies at the counter 2
Sen1 each By mail-postage prepaid-5O cents 8
nontn. one year, So. six months, 81
IEntered at the Post Office At Washington, d. O. -
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TEE WKEKLY STAR-published on Fridsv-a1 q
year. postage prepaid Six months. so cents
Al mail subscriptions must be paid in ad vance,
popaper sent longer than Is paid for
Rates of advertising made known on applcatiou
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CRANES FOR THE WASHINGTON NAvY-YARD.-The
Secretary OF the Navy has invited proposals until
IL O'Clock M, Tuesday, September Is, for three
overhead travelling cranes complete, three sup
ing for the ordnance gun shops at the Washington
naVy-yard.
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Morves burned 90 Deash.

NEW YORK, July 25.-Fire broke out at O'Clock
this morning In the building Nos. 43 and - West
10Th street, In which 100 horses were stabbed and
4S OF them were burned TO death. The building is
occupied by Fleischmann's Vienna bakery, the
basement being used as q mixing room the nrst
f1oor as q storage house for delivery wagons and
the second and third floors were lifted up with
stalls occupied by the hundred horses used In de
$4,000.
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CHIEF ENGINEER THOMAS WILLIAMSON of the
Navy, has been appointed superintendent of the
State, War and Navy Departments building vice
CHIEF Engineer II. L. Snyder deceased.
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PARIs July 2a-Gen CluSeret has published
memoirs OF his connection with the commune.
The preface is diatribe against the Bourgeoisie.
He warns the ruling classes that II they drive the
people to despair they will ind the petroeuse Of
the future more deadly than the petroleuse OF
1871
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WooD MAsrE1s.
Our customers have the opportunity OF selecting
.he Of the best designers Of
and from the largest stock to be found in
the country. We have such favorable arranxements
with the principal cabinet-makers that we can sell
correctly designed cabinet made Mantel Just as cheap
~ the ordinary mill-made Mantels sold elsewhere
~ we are agents for Lows Tiles, Trent Tiles
ana Now & Co.'S celebrated English Tiles: direct
lmporters Of French. English and Dutch Tiles and
oeaiers In all grades OF Domestic and Foreign Tiles
HAYWARD h HUTCHINSON.
Ylo 424 9th street
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LONDON, July 25-Forty-nine new cases OF
cholera and twenty-five deaths from the disease
were reported at Catania on Saturday. At Fran
cofonte there were fourteen new cases and seven
deaths; al Paterno twelve cases and nve deaths,
and at AdernO seven cases and six deaths. A few
deaths were reported In other townA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-25

THE Pacific Railroads Commission arrived II
San Francisco Saturday afternoon, and are stop
ping at the Palace Hotel
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BAY R1DGE. Bay RIDGE.
THE QUEEN RESORT OF THE CHESAPEAKE!
A MODEL PLEASURE RESORT,
Tempered by soft zephyrs from over the Chesapeake
fresh Foliage. Summer Scenes and the Boundless
Bay.
WEALTH OF ATTRACTIONS.
Surf Bathing,
Fishing. Grabbing,
Boating.
Music by the Annapolis Naval Academy Band
Magnificent Restaurant Superior Dinners.
New Pavilion Gravity Railroad
Forming aword of pleasure and the Fairest Combina
ton Of Art and Nature.
Fare for the round trip,
No Change OF Cars
ell 81 81 81. a1.
Fast Trains Splendid Coaches
81. s1. 81 81. 81
Week Days and Sundays.
THE HOTEL Is NOW READY FOR GUESTS
For schedule of trains see b. s. o. advertisement
On and after Sunday. July "a meals at the restau-
rant will be served on the American and European
plans. 81. Hotel on American plan. Rates-Transient
per day. with board, S3. weekly with board Sl2 to
go Special rates for month and longer
!e<4-3m GEO WEBB. General Agent.
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THOSE WHO LEAVE THE CITY during the sum-
mer can have The STAR mailed to them for any
length OF time, and the address changed as often
as desired. The subscription must be invariably
paid in advance
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Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., SITS, ,199; customs, $77O,976.

THE WEATHER-CRoP BULLETIN of the Signal ONCE
states that the reports last week show weather
favorable for the cotton crop, except In the Caro-
to-day predicted While the hiRh Temperatures
TEND TO rapidly mature the growing corn, yet more
ram is needed from Kansas and Iowa, eastward to
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County Antrim PrOclaimed.
DUBLIN, July 25.-The county OF Antrim has been
proclaimed under the crimes act


Hanlan the Winner.
HIS RACE WITH GAUDAUR MISERABLE YrzzLR.
Probably the greatest fzzie OF q boat race ever
rowed In the West was the one at Pullman, Ill,
Saturday afternoon in which Edward Hanlan nom
inally defeated Jacob Gaudaur. It had been an.
nonnced that the contest would be for the cham.
pionship OF America, 81, 600 side and TO each OF
the participants slice OF the receipts at the gate.
In addition, ft was expected the result would den.
nltsiy decide whether Hanian. whom many people
had virtually closed his career. The race settled
nothing, and was In no particular Q
saSe rsoe,ps About ons wsrs present
instead OF the 5000 or 10000 expected
Through Gaudaur's objections TO the condition OF
start. Al the outset Gaudaur took the lead, and
was half length ahead as long as the pair could
shan h Of the BS
ing "a strokes TO the minute. They turned the
stake and were nearly half way the line before the
man. Hanlan was now eight or ten lengths ahead
OF Gaudaur, who was astonlshingly wide Of the
SHOUTS a tbe nePs 90 az 9ss unctu GsG
oaur spurted In q way that showed he could have
won II he chose, but, though nnshing on about
judged, was disqualified by his position, and ths
race was given 70 Hanlan; Tine time was 2o:s2
CANADIAN KNIGHn WANT HonE RuLk-Ths
executive board OF the Knights OF Labor SOM
time ago received from the Canadian members q
shall have their own general assembly 70 control
local afa1m In matters affecting the order both
Canadfnn General Assembly n TO be subordinate
20 that which hasits headquarters IN PHILADELPHIA.
The prop0G1taon has been received with favor by
the executive board, and IL 10 probable that iC
viii be submitted 20 the general assembly at tts
coming ssssson in MinneapollA
Duu1t ~ Garretts absence abroad Mr.. Wm,
RYNA ~ act as president q the BaltiDoW
{ a. 49, g 3 lelr0aa
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LONDON, July 25.-The papers here concur In the
opinion that the review at Spithead on saturday
was The finest display OF naval strength the world
has ever seen The Paris Figaro says: "a long
time elapse before IL will be possible TO again
witness so superb a collection OF war ships Eng.
land may justly be proud OF the review. II WAS
an imposing manifestation OF her strength ana
wealth.
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1O3 In The SHADE.

This figure will be . memorable one in the
minds Of those who were In this vicinity ON
July l6, II. and 18. To say 1t was hot il put.
ting 1t mildly. AZ everyone knows We have
been and are still prepared to make life endur-
able through these sweltering periods with our
tropical clothing, Serges, Mohairs, Lusters in
all shades. Pongees and Seersuckers In the
latter we have reduced several lots from e1.5O
to u. and % to Sits. The cause Of this Is:
The Fat Mems Club have made run ON M and
purchased all the large sizes. and gentlemen
wearing coat and vest from 33 to 38 breast
measure. can have any Of these sizes at u and
&1.75, just one-h half the original price.
The rush for our $1,000 suits still continues
Gentlemen Wishing an elegant garment 1t half
value. should not hesitate but pay u visit at
once.
BOYS CLOTHING. aees IA to lS, long pants
In these. We have few lines summer-weight
and medium light shades. The price of these
has been put down to remarkably low figure.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING co..
1y22 No. 400 9TH ST. n. W. COB, D.
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c.

EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c.
EXCURSIONS ON B. O.
TO THE FOLLOWING POINTS:
BAY RIDGE
On the Chesapeake Round Trip al
For time Of train see Bay Ridge advertisement
Every Tuesdayto
PEN-MAR, ON THE BLUE RIDGE,
Leave Washington am. Returning. arrive 80 pm.
Round Trip $l5O.
Every Thursdsy to
HARPER's FERRY,
shs Bo,E RRsasn
7:2O pm. Round Trip 81.
Every wednesdsyto
LURAY CAvERNs.
Leave Washington $50 AM Returning, arrive 9 D.
III. Round Trip $3 90.
reIs feTry secured At B. Ticket onces in wash
ington without extra charge
w: NJ. CLEMENTS. C. K LORD.
je27-2m Manager Gen1 Pass. Agent
I OVER CEDAR POINT.
wAsHINaToN's CoNEY ISLAND
s rs,asss ..ass S.ss
s S boat s the snd dress At
For special rates Sunday schools and organizations
sfEPHENsoN BROS. 7th-street wharf.
Round-t trip SOC. Children 25c. je11 -3m
A CHEAP AND DELIGHTFUL TRIP.
The steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON will during the
summer 3 G leays her wharf every SATURDAY at 5.3O
Island and '0r Colonial Beach, c0'0ns aud Bl'ef'ton
Fare one way rs cents.
State Rooms Round Trip so cents.
riti1s 9s in, in Washington at 80 p. m. SUNDAY.
sw1fGhBSck rGf iss X kAhIwAy Efsne
ID Merchants and Miners Transportation Co
Steamships sali from
Every Monday, Thursday, and Friday, O'Clock pm
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
berths; sl2.50: round trip. s22 Upper deck state
room berths. Ga round trip. X23. For further in
AL HIGGINS, General Agent
Telephone Baltimore 247. my2l-3
STEAMER DIXIE RUNS DAILY. MAKING TRIPS
- every hour from Cunberands Boat House. foot Of
Rs, ,np s,Spp1k pin At Landing Table
Round trip. 22c: Children 1Se. Reduced rates for
CAfPG PoPuTAk Phna' WATERING PLACE
AND EXCURSION RESORT
The swift palace steamer T. v. ..ARROwsMITH, e1-
pressy fitted for the will regular daily
sNDAY JUSEa6 Leaves sthstreet ferry S~ wharf at
s:4o a. m; hours at the Beach, aud home at 8 80
steamer and at hotel wv "
Pare. round trp. 80 cts; children. 25 cts. ,e15-2m